The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-30 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, .111ara 2g, 1808. frhilehall, March 2g, 1.808., The King has been, pleased to grant to the• Rev. Joieph GOodall, DoEtor in. Divinity, the place and dignity of a Prebendary of Hit ...Majesty's Free Chapel of 'St. George, in the Castle of Windsor, the same pelt% void by the death - of Dr. Philip Du Val. Whitcha4, March 29. . The King hhs been iiieaseci to "cimstitute and ap point the Right 'Hon. Francis Lord Napier to be His lviaksty'A. High Commissioner to the General As sembly of the Church of Scotland. ' 'Ordnance (Viet, Mare!) a 6, 1808. Rval Rrximent Arti Second Lieutenant Mut Eyre to be First Lieutenant, vice Bolton, resigned. Dated Feb. it, 1808. Gentleman Cadet Thomas R. Cookson to be'Second Lieutenant, vice Hard- Inge, promoted. Dated March r, iBoB. Gentleman Cadet George: A. Moore to be ditto, vice lolle4, promotaL Dated as above.' Gentleman Cadet fohn S. Rich to be ditto, vice Hail Well, promoted. Dated as above. First Lieutenant Fdward Walsh to be Second-Captain, vice Traherne, re, signed Dated March 5, 1808 Second lieutenant (Thirties Otway to be First Lieutenant, vice Walsh.. Dated as Above. Second Lieutenant Robert A Speer - to he First Lieutenant, vice Sheppard, resigned. Dated March 8, 18 0 8. • - kval Artillery Drivers, , • • Second Lieutenant B.il l enian Abercrorrtby to be First !Acute limit, vee bheppard, resigned. Dated March 8, tS 8. Ordnance-Vet, March 26, iBoB. Aledical Establi,htnent Jr. the llli.itary Depart:set:lc of the Urdn7nce. To be Second Assistant; Surgeons--Stephen Caddy. Dated" Aur. t, t 806. Nicholas Manua, Dated as above. Dougal Campbell. Dated as above. William Attree. Dated as above. Robert Ramsay'. Dateci.as above. Wm. Patten. Dated as above. lames Price. Dated , as above. Xi'Gregor. Dated as above. J. H. inglish. Dated Aug.: IS, rL6. David Taylor. Dated as , above. john Mae-, LK:4II. Dated Aug. an, 1 8 0 6. Rich ard Hichens. Dated Sept. 1,180. fairies Ambrose. .Dated Sept. 4, 1806. T. Armiger. Dated Sept. 12 , 1 8 0 6. George 1). Hicks. Dated Oct. t 2, .1806. folio Lowe. Dated as above. Ro bert Cooke. Dated as above. George Napper. Dated . Ff.ebruary a, 1807. .George Maurice. Dated ,as ab o ve. rer:.r Venables. Dated March 7, 1807. john. Miller., Dated as above. john Macleod. Wiled March 25, P. M‘Glashan. Dated as above. Walter Dobles. Pared March 29, 1807. W. 0. Cuelce.. Dated as above. j. S. Gregory. Dated July 26, 147. Edward ElvVell. Dated 3$ atsove. Alexander ,M'Donald. Dated Sept. 2, 407. leaneS Stewart. Dated Dee. a, 107. Nicholas O'Brien. Dated aas above. Supernumerary A.aistaat-Seirgeon John Sariailitatl to be an A ssiStatit-Surecon,vice Mytton, retired. Dated March 16, 1808. Ordnance-Office, March 28, ilia. Agya Itr,Kiurcvt, o) /I , tiacty. John Hay, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March 1,18. A. 'War-Wirt, Math 29, :d Regiment of Lite GU..nis, Cornet and Sub. Lieutenant W. E. ( -i;inliestone to be Lieutenant, be purchase, vice Pim combe, promoted. Ensign John Clarke, from the 24th Foot, to be Cornet and Suo.Lieutenant, by purchase, vice . Berger, proinotcd. • est Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Robert Haryey to DC LlCUtCliatit, by purchase, vice Aickcn, who retires. ad Dittov'Quarter.iVli.ster. Collins to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Comet, vice Brew, who, YeSigiiS the Atiju tantey only. sth Loin), ..aptain Edward Sankey, from the Y7tl Foot, to be LapiAn of a Troop, vice Tucker, who eictianges. 17th R..•gurierct or .Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Thomas For. aicr, t:uni the 9th 'Light Diageous, to 'be Captain at .a Troop, by purchase, 'vice Danieil, who retires. Lieu. 'mut W tire. Roycratt to be Captain of a Troup, without . pusch.ise. Lieutenant Henry Walker to - be Captain of a fioop, by purchase, vice Wilson, who retires. 151 kegiinent linot Guards, Thomas Ramsdell, Gent. to be Loa gig, without purchase, vice Whitmore, who resigns. Coldstseam'Regiineut of Foot Guards, Ensign Daniel MsK in. non to be Lieutenant, vice Thompson deceased. Regiment3d 4151 Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 13eamish, ' promoted. sts, Ditto, Major Charles Pratt to'be Lieutenant. Colonel, by puicrtase, Nice Davie, who retires. Captain Henry Ridge to be Major; vice Pratt. Lieutenant Orlando Lockyer to be Captatu of a Company; vice Ridge. Wiliam Walton, Cent to be Ensign withoUt purchase, vice Clark, pro. muted in the Royal west India Rangers. • Ditto,. EnSign David Heine to be . Lieutenant, without purchase, vice P. Smith, who retires. Lieutenant Ar thur from the Royal - Dublin Militia, to be Ensign. gth Ditto, Gentleman Cadet' lames Wigton, from the loyal Military College, to by Ensign, without perch:lac ' vice, Cited*, 'who resigns. Seward, p ent . to be i . nsign, without purchase, vice Clanety,•promoted in the 34 West liidia Regiment. Hospital-Mate, Thomas Bulke. 1 , -y to be Assistata.Surgcon, vice Smith, appointed to the kid L.ght Dragoons. loth Ditto, ensign William E. Fairman ' front Half-pay of the-late stla Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice D'Al. ton, who exchanges. • teth Ditto, Captain Rogerson MatheWs, from ChamPagee's Regiment, te be Major, by purchase. vice Maher. aoth Ditto, Major Alexander Campbell, from the 41st Foot, to be Lteotcnant-Colunci, by purchase - vice Clepha ne , who retii9. john Hankey Baanbrigge,Gent. to be En. sign„, without purchase, vice Cadogan, promoted. 27th Ditto, Lieutenant -- Benson, from the Armagh Militia, to be Ensign. list Mau. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign • Richard Kirby, vice Murphy, appointed to the Bth West I. dia 'Regiment, Ensign Wni. Humble, vice Thornton, promoted in .the 18th Foot, Ensign M'Cullogh, vice Coleman, promoted. Ensign Wm. Butler, .y put. chase, vice Knox, promoted., • To be Ensigns—Lieutenant Francis Knott, from the Sligo" Militia. 'Lieutenant /2.harles Orl'Carthey, from the South Cork Militia. Ensign lames Hewson, Irons ditto. 35tli Ditto, Major George Berkeley, from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice O'Keefe, who exchanges. 4oto Ditto, Ensign Michael Chadwick to be Lieutenant, with ; oi purchase, vice 13ryett, promoted. • 41st Ditto, homas Barnard, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Matthews, appointed to the 3tl Foor. 43tt Oittp, Captain Daniel James Hearn to be Major, by parchase, vice Macdonald, promoted the 51st Foot, • 44th Ditto, themes ()'Kearney, Gem. to be Ensign, by purcna s e, vice Caultieltli.. promoted. .• 47th 141110, Easign Thomas l'uwerto be Lieutenant, by pur. chaste, vice Louttman, who !VOW. , 511 t Ditto, Lieutenant --- Hamilton, from the Armagh Militia, to be Rnsign. s . i ,ft Ditto. -- isl ix,rcll , Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Benoctt, who re.iivs. Oth Ditto, R'y yes to be Captain ofa Cum . paw., without, puychitse, Vice- appointed to the sth pan; '. Veteran Battalion. Fnsign Francis Pyner to be Lieutenant, vice Ryves. Cynes Boheir, Gent.. to be En t sign. vice Pyi•er. . . Christopher Irvine Cochrane. Gent, to be En. sign without puicieise, vice flut*CS, promoted. 6ai Ditto, Philip Ric:keits t instil ateigth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W. Isrowne,• deueased. 66th I i;tto, Captain the ItunotiraUlelirederick•james Lamb, frOtri the New South Wales Corps,,-to be Captain of a Company, tvithout purelease, vice :Jenkins, promoted in ti Lt Regiment, • • 71st Ditto, Donald Cont.. to be ensign, without l erc;hase, viec Beamisit, appointed to the yeth loot. %t ) li D:ito, Duncan Macpherson, Gent, to be Ensign, with out I;urchase, vo.e M•l'herson, preinoted in tics bath Foot. Lo:uleamit Walter Rule, troin the i:orwi4'sli,re t o ;),.: Adjutant, %vitt, Lite Raiik 01 I....dstgli, vice Mathew, 4(i ii. wia, resigns too' Adjutantey. -•• • nth Ditto,- Ense t ;rl Rebert Wallace, from the,e3d FOOt; to tie I.,,,otenant, ay purchase, vice Briscoe, prutisqted in the icri: to Qt.it , 791 h Fir)igis tiernaa Beilinish, from tin ist Foot, oe Islls%ll, witoout ',tacit:L.4i, vice 174140uoaid, pro. rilutv6. g„ I)ir•ft. Fr-deriA( Irwin. ct. to he Ensign; Malt/Pt purchase, vice Or prt:n.,,t , ;(l , ,hiil.liratie, Ge li t. to hc- Liongu,lvl.ll vice t.iQc,Li, promoted. 4,oii Ditto, Captain Ru.,oarolc. (runt if)c 901,Garrison . a Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bowie, who exchanges Beth Ditto, Quartet-Master J. K. Marshall, from the 7th • Garrison Battalion, to be Quarter-Master, vice Piero', deceased. ' 87th Ditto, Captain Martin Tucker, from the ctit Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sankey, who exchanges. Lieutenant Henry Edward Lynch, from the 6th Garrison Battalien, to be Lieutenant, vice Hall, who exchanges. , 88th Ditto, Captain R. B i Macpherson to be Major, by pur chase" vice lremongie, promoted in the 2 t l Foot. Lieute nant H. G. Buller to be Captain of a Company, vice Nlacphersoii. Serjeant Michael Collins to be Quarter. Master, vice Macpherson, superseded, being absent with out leaVe. 89th Ditto, William Watt,. Gent. 'to be Ensign, without; purchase, vice Ricketts, promoted in the 624 Foot. • . 92d Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph' Burke, from the South Maya Militia, to be Ensign. :is.e Ditto, Captain Thomas Drake, from the Canadian eribles, to be Captain of a Company, vi:e M'Donald, sed. 96th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon , ---. Floatflower, from the 4oth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Preston, appointed Surgeon to the Forces. • 2d West India Regiment, Ensign L. G. King to be Lieute- L mint. vice Frame, deceased. Charles O'Brien, Gent. to h be Ensign, vice King. • 3tl Ditto, Ensign R. Clan ay, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rutledge, appointed • to the 67th Foot. ' • Major. General Champagne's Regiment, George Jackson,. Gent, to be Second ' Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Torriance promoted. IVlajor-General Ramsay's Regiment, Samuel Kough, Gent. . to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Reed, pro- , rooted. ' Royal York Rangers, Samuel Gregg, Cent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bone, promoted. ' • Roy.d West India Rangers., To be Lieutenants-Ensign William Charles O'Byrne, vice Mackenzie. cashiered. nsign John Knox, vice Hewetson, superseded. Ensign John Clarke, from this aril Foot. ,To be Ensigns—John Gibson Jones, Gent. vice O'llyrne. M William ulhollen,*Gent. vice Knox. 6th Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Imes Raitt Hall, from the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lynch, who eK changes. 7th Ditto, John Vowel', Geist. to be Ensign, vice St. Claire appointed to v c 36th Foot. Bth Ditto, Lietsrenant James Sloan, from the 7 rst Foot, to be. Lieutenant. vice Slack, appointed to the 24th Foot.— Lieutenant Archibald, tram the 96th knot, to be Lieutenant. vice Barbet,. appointed to the Bth Foot. Ed- . ward Charles, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Gallic, promoted in the kith Foot, . • . 9th Ditto,' Major Jeremiah O'Keefe, from the 35th- Foot, to he Major, vice Berkeley, who exchanges. Captain lames Bowie. from the 84th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dale, who exchanges. Canadian Pencebles, Lieutenant Lord G. W. Russell, from-- the ist Dragoons, to be Captainof a Company, vice Drake, appointed to the 95th TOot. GARRISON. Ensign Philip Dowling, of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Gat risou Quarter. Master at Heligoland. Royal Manx Feneibles ' Lieutenant johns Den to be Cap tain' ola Company. Lieutenant Daniel F. Wilson to be Captain ota ConiNny• . . . To be Lieutenants—Ensign Henry Whiteside, vice Mitford, who resigns. Ensign Robert Gelling, vice Dun. ' Ensign William Brew, vice Wilson. • Ensign James Lynali. 'En sign John Edward Lee. To he Ensigns—William Kewler, Gent, vice Whiteside. WineCullon, Gent. vice Gelling. John; Llewellan,Gent. ' vice Brew. • Thomas Mare, Gent, vice Lyitah. Zaccheus • Thatcher, Gent. vice Lee. Philip Cay, ley, Gent. John Meats, Gent. . . South Manx Regime,l of Volunfrer Infintry. 1 Williem Madrell, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Hastings, pro. mated. ' .1 MEMOR A NDUM. Lieutenant Samuel Moore Lawrence,-of the loth Regiment of Foot, who was supdseded, as stated iii the Gazette of the 1201 DeLeinher last, is reinstated in his rank. Ensign Duncan M'lntyre, of the 79th Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. Lieutenant Wm. Baron Linsingen, and Lieutenant Augustus Hesse, appointed Majors of brigade in the King's German Legion, are to have the permanent rank of Captain, and not temporary rank, as stated in the Gazette of the lath instant. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the gth Toth Foot. for Wm. Nelson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mansell, promot6ti, read John Clarke Nel son, Gent. to he En'sign, &c. Commissions signed hji the Lord Liextemini of the County 4 : / Southampton. • Swab Hants Regiment of Militia . Captain (An Guitton to be Major, vice Hooker Baittelot, resigned. Dated March 16, 1808. Ensign Edward Gil bert to he Captain, vice Guitton, promoted. . Dated as above. Lieutenant Henry Hamer to be ditto, vice White, resigned. Dated as above. George M'Kenzie, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Gilbert, promoted. Dated March 1803. North Hants Regiment of Mi!Nit, George Atherley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Veal, re signed. • Dated March zB, 1808. eOMMISSIM he the First 'Regiment of Glasgow Volunteers, signer! 4y the' Piee Lieutenant the coun t y of Lanark. Lieutenant Thomas Hamilton to be Captain, vice Young, resigned. Dated . Feb. 2s, 1808. Alexander Hervey' Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice rattison, resigned. Dated Dec. 23, Commibthms in tbs Huntingdonshire Militia, lived kr the . De puty Limineinl4 Jar the 'aid Cinenly. Ensign 1110111.13 Corbet Browne, to be Lieutenant, vice Shaw, deceased. Dated Match 3, 1208. John Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice T. C. Browne. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY EN1,412(;E,D; John liarvey, now or lote of Springfield, Essex bricklayer, from March 29 to May i 7, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. HAIVICRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED Isaac Bernal!, late of Prescott -street,. Goodman's-fields, Midttlesm merchant. John Seceorribe, urHorrabridge, Devonshire, John Lewarne, of Truro, William Fiore,. of f.; unwound, Cornwall, Catharine Hoy te, of the same place, Charles Burley, of Horrabridge, and Richard Serie, ut Launceston, Cornwall, wool l en-drapers. BANKRUPTS fames Bull, of Kingston, Isle of Wight, porn-faaor, to sur render April t 1, at two, 12, at eleven, May to, 8t tw e l ve , at the bugle Inn, Newport. Attorney, Mr, Gilbert, Newport. 0 , • • Thomas Dakota, nt Langton Little, Yorkshire, dealer, April 6,7, and May to, at nleven, at the Town Hall Tavern, Rielmsond.. Attnrnies, rllr. Sowerby,' Richrniuid ; or Mr, ' Staple's • Inn, London. Benjamin Williams, of Liverpool, linen and woollen-draper, ~ArlAy 2, 3. am! to, .tone, at the >s tat and cjarter inn, Liver pool. At , orino, Mr. illackstock, St. Mihlretra-court, l'oultry, London ior Mr. Murruw, Liverpool, Thomas -Huntington, late of Watfind, Hcrtfordshim, calico prinrer, April ,6, at one, 23, at two, and May ro, at one, at Guildhall, London. A ttornies, Messrs, 'cuttings and Collier, Great Shire-lane. • • • John Tyson, of Liverpool, tallow-chandler, April ift, 19, and Nlay to, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool'. A:twisty, Mr. Ayr:ion, Liverpool. lohn Hatton, of.Litntn, Cheshire; butcher, April 5,9, and- May ro, at two,. at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Aturnies, Mr. Heslop, Manchester or Messrs. t. and R. Willis, ‘Vartrford-court, London. William Di'nwiddie, late of Manchester, insurance broker, April's, tz, at eleven, and May to, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A ttorpies, - Messrs. Dennetts' and GIVIIVCS, King's Arms-yard, Coleman.stteet. Richard Wilkinson, late of Manchester, insurance -broker, April 5, 12, at eleven, and May to, at'ten, at Guildhall, Loridcsi. Attornies, Messrs. Dennetts and GredVCS, King's Arms-yard, Colerrian-vreet, Thomas Cliatharn,latenf High Holborn, Middlesex', cork. tter, April 5, .12, and May to, at ten, at Guildhall. 'At- Mr. Aspinall, Quality -court, Chancery-lane. W Owns ; Lawson, of st. Catharine-street, ,Middlesex, •bis cart-baker, A pri I a, 12, and May to, at ten, at Guilar:4ll. • Attorney, Mr. Nov Mincing-lane. ' • .• • Samuel Flake:, late o f Southwark, Surrey, upholsterer, April 5, at ten, g, at cloves), and Nlay so, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A tto;nics, Mr. Barrow, Last Grinstead. ; or Mr. LUIS, Ilattots-Gartica. May to, at gight, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Attorn;es, Mr. ROberson, Oxford, or•Messra. Rose and Munninks,' G ray's. I nn -square, London.' Joseph Hill, of Fountain-plaCe, City-road, Middlese-x;litiur /actor, April 2, t, at twelve, and Miy zo, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Hester, Lincoln's-Inn New .. square. Thetnas Chippendall, of St. Martin's-lath,' Middlesex, up holsterer, April 2, 12, and May to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. IlurgeSs, Curzon-street, May-fair. William Piirtingten, of Mancheiter, money-scrivener, April , 2, t, at twelve;'and May to , at ten, at Guildhall;'Loti don. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, Tettple. Tholnis CriaArtr, 1,4 t: of Oxford, dealer, April 25, 26, an LO N DON Printed bl RICHARD HA Itit lA, of No„ 4 IVl:trtlett.court, How-StreCtioP- squire; bv W I L. 1.1 A M AB - 141G IR SC R ! F PS . of So u th Molto street.GrosVer At the Suts-Orrics No. 112, Strand • where Aivettisem ents, o r d ers cr the Paper, I etters for the eviihir, accooat-paid), mutt be addressed. DIVIDENDS. May 30. George Ainsworth, of Warrington. and John Stevens, Liverpool, wire -drawers, at twelve, at the Glob es Tavern, Liverpool. May 3. John Mien, of the Platform, Rotherhithe, Surrey, coal-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April as. Henry Madden, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Globe - Tavern, Liverpool. April 13. Samuel Wentworth Lane, of Davies-street, Berke ley-square, Mt :dlesex,,coach-rnaker, at twelve, at Guild hail. , _ _ _April 25. Joseph Rutter Ashe, late of Orniskirk, Lanca shire, draper, at"twelve, at the George Inn, t.iverpo•>l. April 23. Anthony Lister, Marsh.Chappet, Lincdinshire,, grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon- Hull. April 21. Win. Rennell, jun. of T , tnes, Devonshire mer. car, but since of LTeignmout I), same county, shopkeeper, at eleien, at the Seven Stars Inn; Tomes. • May 7. Benjamin Buckleley, of Whitechapa, Middlesex, - gro-, cer, at ten, at' G u i Id hall. May 7. Thomas Corlett, of Friday-streeti Cheapside, Lon-, don, warehouseman, at tcn, at Guildhall. April 19. Robert Pringle, late of Northurnberland-street, Strand, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. May to. Wm. - Lees, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. April ao. Win. foynson and. Richard Lewis, of Manchester, cord andflour dealers, at twelve, at the George Inn, Li verpool. April 26. Archlhild Smith, of. Kingstondupon- Hull, baker, at. eleven, at the George Inn, KingstOn-upori- ' April 30. Wm. Goulton, of Selby, Yorkshire, linen-draper, ;at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Leedi. April 26. John earbery, of Vine-street, Westminster, ware - houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. April as. Robert Preston, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April 30. Win. Manby, of the Strand, Middlesex, oil and colourman at ten, at Guildhall. 7 • April ao. Wm.i Searle, of Chudleigh, Devonshire, shop keeper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. • April 2.1. lohn Leedham, of Kingston-upon-Hull, linen draper, at eleveni at the George Inn, Kingston-upon- Hull. CeRTIFICATES. April 19. Wm. Ewan, of Ewer-street, Southwark, Surrey, levigator. Ames Hutson, of Watlirig-street, London, merchant. Gamaliel Milner, of Thorlston, Yorkghiic, and Daniel Whitaker, of Manchester, cotton-manntaeturers. David A insworth, of Preston, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. Henry Holmes, of Leeds, Yorkshire, stationer. John White, of Birminghim. tailor. • Mark Utley, of Honda- Lee,. Yorkshire, cotton-menufac. toter . W. C. 'Thomas, of Nicholas-lane, London, merchant. P4RTN EkS•li I l'S DIS ,OLVE • ' William Coates and James Johnston, of Queen-street; 'Lon don, wine-merchants. Crowe and Wall, of Titchborne-street, Piccadilly, mercers. Hargreaves and Roberts, of Burnley, cotton-spinners. James A. Hodgkinsori.and.Co. of Liverpool, cotton-brokers. rfayleur and Park, of Liverpool, merchants. William Mallorie • and John Mallorie," of Leeds, linen drapers. ,Chilcott, Porthus and Co., proprietors of the Mangotsfield coal-worts, Gloucestershire. James, Samuel, Joseph, andlienjarniri Dickinson, of Leeds, drysalterS. John and William Yates, of Shelton, Staffordshire, manu facturers of earthenwaie. Robert Stock Ludlow, IVilliarn Gardener, and Thos. Morris, of-flristol, common-brewers. C. P. and J. Wyatt, of ‘Viiitechapel,-stationets. • John Lacey and William Jones, of Aldcriey, Gloucester. . , . . . shire, clothiers. Sir lohn Lister, Knt. late of Poole, deceased, and Benjamin Linthorne, of -Poole, merchant. John Sharpe, William Eccles, and Christopher Moorhouse, of Manchester, attornies. Thomas Wood 4nd lames Hincliliffe, of Manchester. Thomas ‘Vitttand Robert Nrld, of Norwich, founders. SURREY ASSIZES. CIVIL SI DE. GAYWARD V. PORTER. This was an adlion for an assatlt ; the Plaintiff was the Farrier of Richmondf and'tlie Defendant Farrier-Major of the 15th Regiment of Dragoons;. mid its two of a trade can never agree, the Plaintiff thinking that the Defendant had spoken slightly of his mode of pra6lice„ on a rencontre which. teiik place between them on. the 15th of February, told him he was a scoundrel. He added, that he knew very well what sort of fellows the veterinary rascals were--4hat he was a bilking scoundrel, and alluding to his military rank, said he - was one of those who went about robbing the country. The Defendant feeling his honour thus attacked, both as a soldier and a farrier, immediately dealt the Plaintiffa couple of sound thumps on the head, which brought him to the ground; and when be was down gave him a kick, which struck him on the neck.. The ! case was proved by the chimney-sweeper and the barber, and to give it all due weight, the apothecary declared that he bled the Plaintiff, and gave him a lotion' for the bruize, though be admitted it vt as not of much importance. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD, •for the Defendant, Ml dressed the Jury 'in a very ludithsaus speech. 1-Je admitted his Client had beeQguilty of an assault, and therefore must - have a verdict pass against him. But he ' ut it to thelury, whether mortal man could 'do less than he had done. He observed the human frame was wonderfully constructed, and there were certain muscles which, - upon a certain itimblos, were involuntarily put in Motion. Galvanism and • 'magnetism bad this, effecisomfaintes it shook the head—sometimes the legsornei Itol , ?s the arm.—So ,in this case; when the stimulus of the word rascal was applied,,it involuntarily shook the muscles of a sol dier's arm and. he natural) , thßtw his .fist • at tne abuser's head ; it •was an involuntary motion, and could no moro be helped than the pulsation of the heart; When the words " tithing lascal;" were nttered, it alfefied the muscles of both arm and leg, and in addition to the blow kick :was intended. He was sorry it struck the neck, for it was clearly intended for tbt y " seat of ho nour." It' was, however,' clear it did no darriage ; the Doctor could hardly see it, but as he was' called upon he must necessarily do something, s 6 instead' of letting the farrier bleed himself with his own,tleant, he used his lancet. The kick under such eireumstanc.-4, was a shilling damages; bleed , ing perhaps cost 4d. and.the lotion tide One shilling and ten-pence was certainly as much as the Jury would give against his client, who, by the bye, was . no more than a private soldier ina he 15th Dragoons, although the Plaintiff had dignified him with the title of Farrier Major to the regiment. fati;' being fu'good .workman, he wad made foreman of the farriers. Mr. Justice I-IP.'ATH observed, that this was 2St i silly aetleti. The Plaintiff had sustained no damage/ and'tbe blows he got might be reasonably expe6ted after the provoking language which he used. it was true he had called n an apothecary; but as the PlaintitF and he were brothers of the snipe trade•;` lie presumed he. took no fees, hut that the dotior of meti gave the bleeding .authlOtion to the Do6tor of horses. The Jury found for the Piaintiff—Damaget SS. Mr. Justice HEATH finished on the -Civil si 14 early. CROWN SIDE. Edward Longhurst, a pauper boy, of the-age of la, was . indkted for wilfully setting fire to the House of Industryi t Crauley, and. found, Guilty. Wm. George was iadided for cutting and maim- ing Robert 'Woodrow, on the 21st of February last. ' —lVot Guilty. James Hooper. and . Abraham Brace, who iierq convicted on Sathrday of a. highway robbery, were again tried on another charge, of robbing Georgd Taylor, on Wandsworth - Common. The Proseeb 4 torwas crossing the Common in a tilted cart, when he was met by five men, two of whom stopped him and rummaged his cart. They. took his watch, his money, and a box containing'cloaths. He thought Brace was the man who stood at the head of lbw cart,' but he could not see the persons of the of wls: —Adkins the Bow-street Officer, said be searclicd Brace's lodgings, and tbund a coat, which he p.o -&lced. The Prosecutor identified the coat, as belog in the box taken from his cart. The Jury foutid Brace only 7 —Guilty. James Hooper; Samuel Hanson, William Sadler, and Abraham Brace, were put to the_ bar, and 11.4 t CHIEF BARON told them it,was now no secret th,tt they Were part of a desperate gang who has infesteA this county, and therefore they must not be stilfeled to live. He was about to pass sentence of death. upon them, and he advised them to prepare them selves to meet their tine, for he assuredly shou=l leave them for execution: His Lorthhip accordin,Jr pronounced sentence of Death upon them. Tihy are the only persons exp-,!eted to be left for execiv I&MAICA. KINGSTON, JAN.-g. In the Surrey Assize Court, yesterday: the lin , .portant and long depending cause of Messrs. C.anp: bell and Whittle, of this city, v. Messrs. John wan "and Sons, of London, came to he tried by a Special Jury. The attion was brought to ncover - the value of 2,100 chests of Havannah sugar, cob; signed ~by the former to the latter in July )7th, , which were destroyed by fire in February following,f. At the trial it was fully proved by, the evidence of many respe&able and experienced merchants of 114 place, and by the depositions (which were read in . Court).of several eminent Merchants in London; ta' be the practice and usage of Agents to whom' West's India produce is consigned, and who take upon' themselves to delay the sale thereof, without or ders, to insure, against fire, .althongh they inly not have received orders to thal .effed.• Sevc-1 211 ' cases were adduced, where pi operty, en signed, lad been destroyed by tire, and .11)( : " value recovered by the Owner from his Agent. Jo this case it appears that Messrs. Kirwan tin( Sons took upon 'themselves to keep the property (13 hand upwards of six mouths, without any orders lot so doing during which period, the .price of sugar' fell upwards of 20s. per cwt. and that - they insured' these goods against tire, and charged Messrs. CarlV bell and Co. with the premium, though then under, no advance whatever; that they renewed the gild insurance, andsharged the premium, in likerrniner , • to Messrs. Campbell and Co. ;, but the last insurance expired some days rirevious.to the fire taking place, The Jury returned a verdict in fivour of siSlcssni. Campbell and Whittle for 39,0781. 74. being the value of the sugars at the time they were tiesiroyed, ivith costs.. srltN tVlskk'S. GRAVFSEND, MARCO 2g. Passed by—the. Louis k, iron G o ttenhnrgh: Croet, Shred P llo :bet G nstoue, tor Malta ; F- 1,2 - for St. Michael's • Earl St._Vincent. Sampson, A; 4 t he J an Dutthess of Gordon, Clnieron, for I ndi4 'On Monday last, the Co un t ess o f Ab e rdeen, ii/x - a ti c s of a Daugh ter. . The same evening, the wife of Mr. Street, of _Scotian yard, of a Daughter. rink Lately, at his house, Whi !e h a ll, the Lady of lames -- ler, Esq. of a Daught e r. Last week, at Stainto, in Cleveland, the Right llorN ry Lad} Charlotte liaillie , of a Son: _ AMR Yesterday, the Rev. Hettrz• Palmer, to Harriet Lat second itaughter of Walter Fletcher (.; tlSoll, Eq. Lin' coin's-inn-fieht4 The saute cLiy,*at St, Georg 's, Itniover.stio xi 4ie, r• Bowrmg, of New Bond street, to .11:;s `" trnoster. Lately, the Rev. fames Mainwariilg, ke, , bir of r 1131 , ° "'' St.dfordslitre, to Miss tiridix. oJughtut,it the ;at.' R. lily. of Ktoderton, A few days ago, C. Chroming, ii,y 40 - the Rq!a;.l i ck ll ' . broke fuziteers, to Nbas (Li:4;liter ut • Pritchard, iisq. of Nei,vpott, Lately, at kid.A..re, 1.4.;:nr Litchfield. r c-ker, Esq. t ie Cavehdfsh- House, Leicesterslbirui to MISS Ann We.)b, da uA! )., ter of G. Webb, Esq. of Hilt Ri.tiv rd.. i On the actli inst. in New North.street, the Rev. E. 11, De LA f unt.ine, keztoi of bleat Pottori, Lincolnshire. On tile zBth inht fu hip)inity•otiUdie, Citarles Schneider, run of 3 c h iie id aged Wit • • Tne same day, Teresa, the youngest dart titer of Andrew; 1 - o uSqltan, fisq. tit .b.:11 1, 544,1,1n0 Pe" thifiC and a halt yeala• 690 4. Lalrly, at his house n fl es lington, near Yorit, in the yeas of h s age, TOwslaS Hartley, Esq. ail Alderman of Corporation, and one of His.Atajesty's Depitty for ta West ttiuirig, City, and AtostY• ' n ear A few dap ago, at his lodgings at Coomanthorp e t York, very Lir advanted ill years, Stephen Foster, ESq!.,,•: Cala:lin in the Koyat Navy. He was at the taking of 6 rafts iit , of a violer.t pleurisy, aged Willi am Alexanderi of A tew nays ado, at Sunderland, ayed 95 t . Luke I)3wPeY ,:e . many }ears coachman to tilt late ttatpit Lsq• Galialey, Northuniberland, YR iCE Ot YISTE 41" th. A RDA Y. Bank Stock, shut avy 5 p4:s Cent 93 96 Erislt 5 per Cent snut 4:pet a: eat. h but rpereent Kw! shut 3 per, Npnt. Con. 64 } a 'Link 4144 ?.nu. hut Lttier :inn, Judi. tto4l:, slint India boons, /4. 25 . (114. Excnequer lulls, Is, 4s. P" Ornmum, irnriial 3 Ter Cent. b4l Ditto Ann. ?I 13- 16 lid Cons. rot iztit Aprili 04 d